Nuxt development at ZeroPixel
Nuxt is to Vue what Next.js is to React: the framework that adds routing, server rendering, data fetching and build tooling so you're shipping a product rather than assembling infrastructure. If your team already writes Vue, Nuxt is almost certainly the right answer — and there's no good reason to rebuild in React just because an agency only knows React.
We build with it the same way we build everything else: TypeScript throughout, server-rendered pages so Google receives real HTML, composables designed for reuse, and Core Web Vitals treated as part of the definition of done rather than a phase you pay for afterwards.
The two requests we get most are a new build where the client's in-house team works in Vue and will maintain it after handover, and a rescue — a Vue 2 or Options API codebase that has stopped being safe to change. Both are work we do. Vue 2 reached end of life at the end of 2023, so if you're still on it, the clock on security patches has already run out.
What we build with Nuxt
The same four shapes as our Next.js work, because the framework changes and the job doesn't.
Marketing & SEO sites
Server-rendered Vue sites with metadata, structured data and sitemaps handled properly — fast to load and clean to index.
Vue web applications
Dashboards, portals and SaaS interfaces built on Nuxt with authentication, state and API layers structured to stay maintainable.
Content-driven sites
Documentation, knowledge bases and editorial sites using Nuxt Content or a headless CMS — searchable, versioned, easy for non-developers to update.
Vue 2 & legacy rebuilds
Moving Vue 2, Options API or Nuxt 2 codebases onto current Vue 3 and Nuxt — incrementally, with the product still shipping.
Why hire ZeroPixel for Nuxt work
- We build to your team, not our habits
- Recommending a rewrite in the framework the agency happens to prefer is a very expensive way to solve an agency's problem. If your people write Vue, we build Vue, and hand over something they can maintain on Monday.
- The same engineering standards
- Strict TypeScript, typed API contracts, tested critical paths, documented handover. The framework is a choice; the discipline underneath it isn't negotiable on either side of our stack.
- Rendering chosen deliberately
- Static, server-rendered, hybrid or client-only — Nuxt supports all of them, and picking wrong costs you either speed or search visibility. We choose per route based on what the page has to do.
Nuxt — common questions
Nuxt or Next.js — which should we choose?
Is Nuxt good for SEO?
We're on Vue 2 or Nuxt 2. How bad is that?
Can you work alongside our in-house Vue developers?
How much does a Nuxt project cost?
Beyond Nuxt
A stack is a set of choices that have to work together — these are the pieces we most often pair with Nuxt, and where we do it.